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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1929
Page
8
Virginia O'Hanlon asks if Santa exists. The Sun affirms Santa Claus as real and eternal, then presents a festive Christmas menu with Holly Berry Cocktail, Cider and Apple Ice, Onions with Beet Stuffing, Orange Pecan Pimiento Salad, a chocolate cake recipe, and a Raisin and Nut Sauce.
Bluffton College students attended services with many relatives visiting from Bluffton and nearby towns for Thanksgiving. Elizabeth Ann Gordon Bixel arrived, and Katie J. Lehman nears recovery after Massillon hospital transfer. Amos Basinger also improves and both praise nurse care and support from friends and family.
Local ad seeks all kinds of furs and promises the highest market price. J F Moser of Dalton urges fur owners to bring their goods for sale and payment at top rates.
A theater piece emphasizes rapid action as the cast avoids billiard-like precision. Realism emerges as the program notes a sizable interval between acts, heightening anticipation and tension.
Public sale at the residence 17 miles south of Dalton water works reservoir on Thursday Dec 12 at 1 pm featuring two horses a Jersey cow a heifer seven months old corn oats hay corn fodder and a half acre of wheat in the ground. Items include box wagon ladders easy loader manure spreader plows harrows weeder mail box grindstone cythes land roller hay rake tedder rope pulleys harnesses buggies sleds corn sheller cream separator crates cider barrels and more. Terms announced day of sale. S C Springer Audt Buchwalter Lehman Clerks.
Dalton shop Scott's Store lists school essentials from envelopes and pencils to ink, notebooks, and typewriter paper. Includes carving tools like ruler and chalk, plus dictionaries, fountain pen ink, and music strings for violin, uke, and banjo.
An Oregon editor notes a domestic friction theme showing the mother spending $7.50 at a beauty shop while the father shaves at home, highlighting financial or gender role tensions in Capper's Weekly.
A brief reflection praises the impact of a liberal education on learning. The author notes ancient Greek thinkers would have benefited from modern scholarly opportunities and implies forward momentum in education.
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